In today’s rapidly evolving world, security threats are increasingly shaped by technology, disinformation, and cyber risks. INSET (Critical Studies in Intelligence, Technologies, and Security Governance) equips individuals with the skills to understand and address these challenges through a transdisciplinary approach.
Recent crises—COVID-19, the Crimea conflict, and large-scale disinformation campaigns—have highlighted gaps between public institutions, private security actors, and the public. Technology has further intensified security threats, from ransomware and data breaches to targeted disinformation fueling polarization and extremism. Meanwhile, intelligence and security professionals must also tackle climate change governance and technological solutions.
INSET prepares you to:
- Analyze how technology and hybrid threats shape security and intelligence.
- Understand and counter disinformation and cyber risks.
- Develop solutions for climate security and global policy monitoring.
- Bridge the gap between institutions, private actors, and society.
If you’re ready to tackle the complex security landscape of the 21st century, INSET provides the knowledge and tools to make an impact.
Check out the video presentation created by Rey Juan Carlos University to learn more.
